That's unfair - they were only fined $67 million for fraudulent overdraft fees! Though I have to wonder how much they're currently making by inducing every one of their customers to write fraudulent checks.
Though there is something comforting about a predictably evil company though. Much more straightforward than "do no evil" while building a surveillance machine that would make a Stasi officer blush, or "this helps our users" while hindering Hong Kong's protests.
